SHOULD I SEE IT

It turns out, 14 years was worth the wait. Incredibles 2 is a blast, and perfect for the summer movie season.

The first five-star movie we have seen in 2018, Won’t You Be My Neighbor? is a moving, balanced tribute to the iconic Mr. Rogers and shows how we all were a part of his neighborhood.

Inspired by a true story, Tag tells the story of a group of friends who have maintained the childhood game for over three decades, all conspiring to finally tag the one player who has never been touched.

The next movie you are waiting to love, Hearts Beat Loud is a wonderful, endearing, honest look at love, trust, and finding your inner voice.

Controversial and polarizing First Reformed finds Ethan Hawke giving perhaps the finest performance of his career.

Introspective, observant, and retaining a sense of realism, The Rider tells the story of a 20-year-old cowboy in the Midwest, adjusting to life after a serious head injury ends his dreams of becoming a rodeo star.

Jennifer Peedom’s breathtaking documentary Mountain should be seen on the widest screen possible.

Daisy Asquith’s stylish documentary Queerama looks at the depiction of the LGBT community in British film and television over the past 100 years.

Bart Layton’s American Animals is a curious blend of documentary and suspense/thriller genre filmmaking, detailing a failed heist of rare art prints that still sticks with the perpetrators to this very day.

Creepy, unsettling, and a movie you will talking about for a good, long time, Hereditary is powered by a tremendous performance from Toni Collette.